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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1925)
t : B tWaR ttVa Vb Ml W BiUffl fc B BIBW JT HlTb-U J WW :sKBn.ifn:a-r MnisiaimuirwrmuBua misainsa.121 titruir.: sii slwlhr at w en m. u: ra.mat.aa.ui. 3 -I i CEM STREET ; IOuIlS TO FiilT - ... - Some "of the Finest New Buildings in the City are on That Street Now . , .' Chemeketa street toft weent Lib . ertjr and "Winter has been the scene of quite extensive building opera tions .during the last few months. Fire new buildings at a total cost of 1147,000 bare ;been erected since last sprint alojng this street. The new Church of Christ, Sci entist; on the corner' of Chemeketa and Liberty, was. erected at a cost of 1 50,0 00. Weager Brothers were' the contractors, and Harold Marsh of Portland. the; architect. The building is the :ame-style ms used all over thei country Vby- the church. It Is a" two : story struc ture of oriental stucco j. the -Creek Doric style of architecture' -being used. The first floor of the church will be- usedf for Sulndayvschobl classes, and the second floor con tains seyeral readers' jrooma and a v. TN w V "kr' ..-,i-KL a ixeaqy 1 , 0- ...... 2? . r m 'Y W m ii ii jsb Bcmed Clay Ilcllow Bzttiizs Tile for Bsauty, ( Gaiety and Comfort. ; 1 - MADE IN ALL. SIZES A i l II j 1 ; 11 K C Y am?- .Of3? I t If -you arecick and tired of paying rent; end not saving any money, why not let us help you by showing you how to own A HOME OF YOUR OWN? - : A Home Built of Wo o il Xcsls but little and at ihc same time gives ! v -Dcacly ar.d Corafort ; " GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY, and call and ccs us today ' . Yr. jkiij.u--kji.ua.gis.w ,iiju tu.u. kuuu a m iris n w letai n hjhc : I. larre' auditorium with pews .to seat 1 500 people. .? p V .;, ; The Newton-Cherrolet J buildins la located on !the' corner;of fche- meketa and High streets. It la! a one-story building with a ground space of 8,2 SO square feet. C. Van Tassel of thia . city was : the con tractor and architect. :. It was erect ed at a cost of; $18,000. The front part of the building, is used as a display room, and farther back in the structure is a parts sales room The seryiee garage run In connec tion 4a atMhe rear of thebuilding. ,The Cnftartan : church J on the corner of Chemeketa and Cottage, Is the product of the Cherry City Contracting company of; thia city. Edwin J. Xewls of Boston was the architect.. The church is built ;on the style, generally used by the church." It is finished in a half pebble stuccoL ;The approximate cost at the structure was 925,000. i Just .across (from the Unitarian church is the new Rigdon Mortu ary. .. This is, perhaps the finest mortuary 'on ,the coast except tat one in Portland. Carl Edgstrom of this city was the contractor and Freeman and Strnbla of this city were the -architects.-: Th building is constructed of rein forced; con crete with a stucco finish.' The best of erection approximated J 33,003, On the next corner east from the 1 rl H L IZ (C' if!. J ; 311 teimity", -1 ? . ) SMinmiiuuiiiiiMniuiiniu!jii1,ii.i' V, - . ' u U" vrk P: - m" I j ar, m.sh an im ' jl iiih.im nr. na . a .uriuoi .k JUS! aim PSPEil KPffl MIL'S Old Modern Plant to Be Erected at Olympia; Site Is Al ready Selected , The. West Coast Pulp &. Paper company recently organized un der the corporation laws of the state of Washington has begun an actire campaign in that state for funds to properly finance a mod ern pulp and paper plant at Olym- pia. - The organisers are conrinced after many months of careful in vestigation that there could hardly be found a location where so many of the necssary elements un ite to insure the successful opera tion of such a plant. - The 17 acre site formerly owned by the piympe Brewing company has "been choent as the location tor -this plant,' not only because several ' of J thei large constructed buildings possess great ralue for this purpose and' work into the general plan splendidly, but tide water and Tail connections ; now Unitarian church the ; Catholic church has erected at a cost of $14,000 a new parish hall. The hall is the work of Salem men under the supervision of Reverend J. R. Buck. In this hall will be held all of the? social functions of he church. . . - -:,' v COiMMAIlDS f THE C AH OKIE xt Is always pleasant -for the owner of a new home to rnow It llastlnj;and beatitlfnl, and bnlid It ' sure to all forth pleasing couij.li-for an economical fljure, by nyln ( menta from all sls trlends. To ae-local - common " brick. "The wrdv a , f ? - ' ' v - cure a well planned and attractive . Ix.kli!j iToine and at the sme lime a" strtuture that'is well eonatir.ed "f lTinnnent materials j on f ' Ilie mosL dfSiralile tblng in Hfe. "Tlie Anericn pulitic 1s today niandlng that homes be well o.i'lt. !nteud of seeklnjc a chenply botlt lioine tlif average man Iftows that is-?Jusi!wlint be fmannt afford.- fcr )rl a hou inans heavv iTpkccp rosin for ail thtt.Vf.irs h w.fi own It. "Tlie Item of i;i1ntins ::'Tto s n wijvrs otif 'nny fnnrfpl na.Jrz ifr -a -im;se built of masonry co m'r-ic-U..n.- ";." '.' ". " 'f tl.P Ifnwrfunl f;it"--s Of Si Im' C;.tkla i- ... ; .3 f-ni:t..l'r f t I coM." j rr" f .f'tvp . tfrGVJt-Z? f V LIVI NO-ROOM- - i ., i i - i ZA'-orxp-cr 1 ". " ' -' "r' T 1 ' 4 sirai I'M a n'ffl:ji--iun ran 3 fl. n s 'Si. SB -ityii" on the property, puts the' plant within easy reach: of a; vast supply of pulp - wood that' can lutrdly pa exhausted 1 tor , -generational ' ta come. . . The same shippin g . f acili- tieawillvbe equally valnable' in moving the finished product to all the markets of the i.world. -: An other feature is --that ; the -most careful investigation indicates that ,a perfect pure supply of -: ar tesian water underlies that entire section of" country at no : great depth, which will intake possible the' fabrication of the highest grades of- paper, without expensive, filtration. , ! . , It Is the' purpose of the brglni zers to manufacture papers which are not now; being made ih. he Northwest to jany . sreat extent, . This entire enterprise Is under 'the direction of a ' thoroughly compe tent, reliable, paper mill ngineejt who has many successful miHs to 1 his credit." He j has' carefully ; ex amined the location 'and Air .the factors necessary to make a suc cessful plant and has given ; it j- his unqualified endorsement. He .has b.ieen retained by the company and ' has -. prepared i--preliminary plans for a' complete schedule of cbnstrtiction' arid, equipment; dosts, from which it appears that 'thfl completed plantfj' will hbt require a very large capital -investment based on the' 'production j whicft will be realized. This plant will be modern In every wafi ":TX will be well balanced plant, flexible as to the character of its products,,,, all of which should contribute the lowest' possible cc?st!0f prp4 auction. i' kT ! l-iPiwtafott-'.lllsT.raVtlJ ATTENTION -it- rr4 "C DESIGN A63S owner can make 1 this honse both rcommon" snonia not dsi mn.-on- s trued. It designates a buck btnmd from the natural clay wtHiontJLrtl. Ccial scratching or surface efftts. and'whiclv properly laid, giyeai tfe ' jnost charming effects, exempli id in many larje and Important airt tures. . TJda native matertal h4iur ally can be secured at low 'cost. Theroomi arrangement la cure tBHy planned and will " meet;? t.e most, exacting tastes. ab 'tng room and, dining room ere omwn-; liy Tpadons. as are t be two fvnt bedrooms upstairs. Plentv of cWft room and a good sized bata rojn to bathe baby -in when netwary kt additional conveniences. About 000 brick are required If num 'th solid walls and about ftuxxf - if built with "Ideal" walls. Ttls tuples the total cost of the brick, Includ- -1, ' t r I; I'nseinf -it trails and: fo-s:. 1 avi-ra;e oust of .1 tj li H I; wis jr "'im BisriffiawariiE tiir-JS w c w-ffi an nuue STORE IS Si.lL i. BUT IDEA IS DIG Beginning - Made Just 24 " Years Ago Now Has 571 . Firms :n System 1 ' . 1 The great C. Penney chiln- Store systentf is a tribute' to the genius v'of the master 4 mind ; of J. Ci Penney,J who had not only the ability to, conceive a big idea but the ability to put that Idea into a concrete form. T " .' " " ' : " s After "having served a sort of apprenticeship In the mercantile business by yorkihg ior several different concerns, Mr. , Penaey found himself the owner of a small store "in the" email coal mining town of 7 Kemmerer, Wyo-S His capital consisted of a few dollars of ! his own money Invested in the stock, a few dollars worth of goods bought' on credit' and., a great big Idea of founding a chain, store system which - won Id I win. public support by giving highest quality andf service for less money." To get the high quality merch andise for less, money he planned to' use the magic' of cash buying in" quantity lots -the more stores in the chain the greater quantity purchased. He would give his cus tomers the advantage of his ; buy ing powers 1 by selling, for -.cash. LTo. ge the extra quality .of .serv- bis idea aemanaea , ne piaanea 4 system of co-operative salesman ship by which each employe would have a personal Interest In. the . success , of his .Individual results. To secure 1 the right personnel for' this ; plan I required , an extra ordinary abilityto 'select jindtvid ala possessing the personal quail ficatlons. Mr. , Penney had that port of selective Instinct. He set . a nign standard wnicn . mciaoed the physical.; mental moral, so cial; spiritual as well as commer clal - qualifications of every em ploye.' t i-.'-t-, :".! --:i.w'i He also ; devised s " a system of holding semi-annual -conventions of ? the heads - of hi different store,; the-number of stores in creased ' the United States wis di vided Into districts for these con ventions. In Addition to these dis trict conventions he plans to hold e vast annual convention this year at Atlantic City,- N. iJ.where a thousand or, more- .. of., hie . store 'managers and assistants will meet the, 20723rd,of this month. ; . !: D. . B." 'Jarman. manager of - the Salem. store, ' leaves for. this con vention January 14. To accommo date the. Jv C: Penney store man agers from 'this section there 'will be" two Pullman carsfrom Port land, two from' Seattle, joined at Spokane by; two more from that section. 1 These six' Pullmans, with necessary - baggage and : dining cars, will be made into a special train at Spokane which will run through to Atlantic City. Mn Jar man will return by the southern route through New Orleans, and "will be gone about a month. " : ; Mr. ; Jarman states' that the C. Penner company plan to open another large block of stores dur-. ing be coming ; year j which . will make the number i approach V the 700 ihark. .The small store of 24 years ago. with the big idea has grown until the store and the idea are-more nearly . in proportion to each other." . I ' - Gstings are Increasing ; ."Declares Uew Secretary f ; ' " ( - ( ' i Listings j arc increasing In the mpniple listing .bureau declares J nnlor jEckleyt newly felect ed -retary of tie organization. iThe members are4belnnlng to realize the real value, of . the bureau and ate sending, 14 many additional listing.!!. w f -; -4 - The listings arct printed in the official organ" of the bureau1 and Rint. to all; parts of the United States. J "..Special attention has been paid to publications in the middle wct. ; -. .,; ' v . ,- v;, . . ., Throbgl the coorcratlon of the Chamber of Commerce and the slate organization tho list is sent to many of; the. farmers ia tho cast who are making inquiries about wt stern Urd and farm1 conditions. outset so that the capacity rcay be doubled .without greatly incrr ! investment it If such . : ;-.Ta Ivi'atle after a f : v.- should eer xchanae of ProDerty Feature of Past Week !Two i transactions involving the exchange of properties has been completed by Mrs. Winnie Petty John, local .realtor, I.-Ia-the, first of these M.-C. Will- lams exchanged. ms some on North Twenty-fifth with George Miller',! taking his property in the Mornlngslde addition. A considera tion of $7000 was Involved. 'Frank Halik took over the Dbuglis Minto property on Sagi- naw, Minto receiving a 5-acre tract tnear saiem weignis in me iru The exchange represented a con- slderaUon of $10,Qqp... , Woman Realtor Is Placed On Sick List for Weeks Mrs. Gertrude J. M. Page, well- known real estate ; dealer in the city, has been ; confined to her home!: by Illness during the last three! weeks. While she has been temporarily placed on the Inac tive list. Mrs. Lelace Ellis, who Is associated; with her, is looking 8 Iter the. outside work, and; Miss Martha eavehwofthv former sec retary of the Marion-Polk County Realty ' association, Is attending to office affairs. Mrs. : Page ex pects to be back at work In a shore time. ..,:..... Lehman Grocery Store Is -Mow Across From Old Site -k . 'The Frank L. Lehman grocery moved across the street to their new! location:, in' the MacBuren building last week. A lease for the south half of. the quarters "occu pied, by Glendenlng & Miller,' 184 South Commercial. ! The 'grocery has been located across, the street for some time and the .. manage ment decided that better service touid be given the public by mov ing into the new quarters. It its a better 5 location,, they, declare ; and every Indication points to a better contact vriththe public. . j - . The new space t allows them nueh display room,' and they plan to serve in every possible way in supplying a good line-of groceries to - he public The new location was made because UT was an. im provement -In'i'locatlen, It Is de clared. - north Fifth Bungalow . t Purchased By Wallace ,.!-. . : - , .Waldo' Wallace 'has' purchased a residence at. 1941 .North Fifth from W. G. Krueger arid will take possession soon. The residence is a five-room "bungalow, - -1 Homes are Purchased . . ! I A NewcQmers to, Salem During the last week C. r. Fetch of Gervais -purchased the residence of J. N. Galnard. 2440 North Commercial, and will make his future home in Salem &: little, later in the year.- The considera tion was 11500. f; ; -" Mr. and Mrs. Alpin of Los An geles purchased a new C-room bungalow on Hall, in Mel wood ad dition, near the fair grounds, and ViH be much v Miaf: V c 0 ii; ; tL - lumlcr bag becr-o far - .3 throughout the - !ta superior quality at "a price no . higher than have talten possession. T , " : . The two - deals were handled through the office of J. 'A. Mills, local realtor . - vf ;.,.;. Peal Estate Brokere F.!iist : fFile::Bpnd;,Befcre: License ir yni Mooref sUte real 'estate commissioner, has 'i ad vised W A. Mullen, deputy commissioner, that as the "time for 'the renewal of real estate licenses' Is here It Is important nd ihee'eary ttSj jre: qu ire h very.- realeslateT br oker to furnish .good 4nd sufficient; bond in order that the public ; may at all tinies..,be. protected and to be certain that po- iicenses'are issued without the bond having first been filed with the state real es tate department. , , Cooperative Societies - Prospering ; in Germany BERLIN, Jan S.-Ulermany to day claims no fewer than 52,300 cooperative societies, which is far In excess, of the .number In any other country, --.:;-v - 7 ' : There -are Joth consumers 1 and producers', societies .'among these organizations.' Some are for mar- lot for fuel; latiyysma not haven't you? Let us show you how a concrete tile home will keep your family warmer in winter and cooler in summer. Incidentally, you pay for this kind of a home only once, much easier on the pocket book: ' ' 1 . ' Aokfclie fclho t 1403 N. Front. more certain to be exactly what you had ex A pected it to to if it ii bunt of Iaterzal Everlastin "A D T-T7T C5T7Y TS-"tr 313 L'-ih T. cfftl; Et near Th-J3. Kay Vrcclcn Ilili keting foods, others for the pur pose j Of huying,"while still others extend crvdlt to their members on better terins than the individuals can obta!n at the banks. .... 0LViT';r:r.;: EATn:K::.Tj Just give us your name and address and we will have our salesman call and go over your heating problem with you with out any obligation on your roxt "EASTMAN SHXC CO ! FUIINAC3 I79.C0 ssd n?. Installed Oorrrlcta EASpiANSROS1 romrlT Bilrerton Blow Pip Co.) - -J Eilverton, Crrson vhbliveih en? Sal; 71 west because of others charge. Km MVS "i